The Irish Examiner: 20% of properties sold to big investors

The Irish Examiner: 20% of properties sold to big investors

07Jun

The Irish Examiner: 20% of properties sold to big investors

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One-fifth of all property sales in the first quarter of 2019 were to large international investors and real estate investment trusts. A new report from the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI) shows the extent to which investors are impacting on the private housing market in Ireland.

The Irish Independent: “2019: More choice, more confusion and Credit Unions looming”

30Jan

The Irish Independent: “2019: More choice, more confusion and Credit Unions looming”

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Irish Times: “Falling home loan rates give relief to new buyers”

12Jan

Irish Times: “Falling home loan rates give relief to new buyers”

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Can I apply for a mortgage from a foreign bank for a home in Ireland?

08Oct

Can I apply for a mortgage from a foreign bank for a home in Ireland?

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Ask the Experts: Can we apply for a loan in Spain, where interest rates are cheaper?

MORTGAGE RIPOFF Irish mortgage customers pay an extra €188 a month – with the highest average interest rate in the EU

13Aug

MORTGAGE RIPOFF Irish mortgage customers pay an extra €188 a month – with the highest average interest rate in the EU

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A new report shows the average retail interest rate here on new mortgages in June was 3.23 per cent while the Eurozone average was 1.78 per cent

Switching Mortgages: What are the Legal Fees and Which Banks will Pay Them for you?

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Brokers Note Rise in Calls Over Switching Mortgages.

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Mortgage cashback offers to be banned

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